Harvey Waroona Reporter

agricultureBee in his bonnet for farms

Harvey farmer Graeme Moore has devoted his life to agriculture.

Briana FioreJournalist

hockeyHarvey break a 27-year grand final drought in solid win

Briana Fiore

touching tributeSports carnival a tribute to principal

Students from three South West Primary Schools came together recently as a tribute to their former principal Peter Sell who died of cancer in 2018.

Briana Fiore

200km in septemberHBL footballer kicking goals for spinal cord injuries

COVID-19 may have stopped marathons around the world, however it did not stop a young Harvey-Brunswick-Leschenault footballer from putting on his running shoes in the name of charity.

Briana Fiore

CUTTING CARBON EMISSIONSBeefing up controls on emissions

In a step towards reducing emissions and helping to curb climate change, Harvey Beef has embarked on a mission to cut its carbon footprint in the hope of becoming carbon-neutral by 2030.

Briana Fiore

Fake IdentityMyalup driver used fake identity

A Myalup man who pretended to be his brother when he was caught driving with a suspended licence for the sixth time has pleaded guilty to several charges in Harvey Magistrate’s Court.

st john ambulanceHarvey recruits improve service

Earlier this year, St John Ambulance in Harvey admitted it had missed crucial emergency calls due to a shortage of volunteers.

Briana Fiore

AthleticsBrunswick teen powers to national success

Brunswick residents may have spotted a young energetic boy doing laps of Brunswick Oval.

Briana Fiore

bad behaviourMan fined for Harvey hospital outburst

A man who behaved aggressively towards police and nurses at Harvey Hospital after crashing his car while drink-driving has pleaded guilty to several charges.

COURTMan ‘is not aggressor’ says lawyer

A Yarloop man faced Harvey Magistrate’s Court last week charged with common assault.

wild, wild westSeniors to get back on stage for variety show

After the COVID-19 pandemic threw a spanner in the works, the Australind and District Senior Citizens’ Club is back to please with its variety show.

SPORTKey defender backs HBL club culture

When Harvey-Brunswick-Leschnault key defender Zavier Williams gets up on game day, he counts his lucky stars for the opportunity to don the maroon and gold.

Briana Fiore

Days Gone BySweet tale of Harvey’s farming pioneers

Featured in Days Gone By this week is one of Harvey’s pioneering families — the Lowes. Their involvement in the fruit growing industry over the last century has been instrumental in helping to...

Briana Fiore

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These are the faces eight families don’t want you to forget. Loved ones who went to work and never returned. Now a campaign to make employers accountable for deaths like theirs has almost been won.

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For the many people who had waited so long for justice in the case of the Claremont serial killer, this was a day of solemnity — not celebration

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One of WA’s best criminal lawyers, Tom Percy QC, discusses the three crucial moments in the Claremont trial that led to the conviction of Bradley Robert Edwards for two murders.

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A massive security presence has surrounded a Port Hedland hotel being used to quarantine crew members from a coronavirus-plagued cargo ship anchored off the WA coast.

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Focus on what countsHow healing old wounds will ensure the Durack legacy

While a shock diagnosis means she has had to give up some of her harder bush walks, Mary Durack feels a “great privilege” in being able to enjoy the dazzling landscapes.

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Shocking allegationsYoung Kimberley teacher’s jaw broken in alleged bashing

A teacher in a remote Aboriginal community, where the safety of educators has previously been of concern, had to be airlifted to hospital in Perth after allegedly being bashed while on a walk.

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PILBARA CORONAVIRUSSeven more ship cases spark ‘catastrophic’ COVID fears

The crisis surrounding a coronavirus-stricken cargo ship berthed off the Port Hedland coast has deepened, with a further seven crew members being diagnosed with the disease.

‘Rest in peace’‘Love and miss you’: Daughter’s touching message to dad

Tributes have flowed for a father of three who was found dead in the driveway of a South Hedland home early this morning, as police reveal a man is in custody and being questioned.

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Mystery unfoldsHow they caught the elusive Claremont Killer

Just one breakthrough allowed police to finally unmask the monster who haunted Perth for decades. These are the seven steps that led to the arrest of Bradley Robert Edwards.

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North Perth partyCops break up wild party as revellers spill onto street

Police in riot gear were forced to break up an out of control party in North Perth last night as more than 200 revellers were moved on.

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Entry not approvedMan ordered to wear ankle bracelet after border breach

A South Australian man is the latest person to be fitted with an electronic monitoring device after he recently entered WA without receiving approval as an exempt traveller.

Information soughtPolice hunt for clues after man found seriously injured

Police are investigating how a man sustained serious injuries outside a Mandurah restaurant on Saturday night.

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A massive security presence has surrounded a Port Hedland hotel being used to quarantine crew members from a coronavirus-plagued cargo ship anchored off the WA coast.

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Why we should be proud of our justice system

Justice Hall reached the only legal conclusion that he could, yet still offered a bright, clear statement — the system thinks you murdered Sarah Spiers, too, Bradley Robert Edwards.

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